xgorton
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I payed £31 for Newcastle and Norwich in the family stand (£36 for non members),Southampton next month cheapest tickets £39 (£44 for non members) that's an increase of £8 for the mighty Saints.
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What's happening with the ticket pricing at home
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Prestwich_Blue
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It would help if City were transparent about the categories for each home game, as most other clubs say in advance which games are A, B or C. Personally I think that's a shit system as we and the fans of other clubs are being penalised because we or they are more glamorous or successful. Charge one price but maybe offer a discount to members for the less attractive games.
Silva_Spell
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Southampton are a top 7/8 side. ATM NUFC/NCFC are a bottom 7/8 side
Impeccable One
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It would help if City were transparent about the categories for each home game, as most other clubs say in advance which games are A, B or C. Personally I think that's a shit system as we and the fans of other clubs are being penalised because we or they are more glamorous or successful. Charge one price but maybe offer a discount to members for the less attractive games.
If you contact Hospitality they'll email you a list of which category each fixture is at the start of the season.
Durham Blue
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Ticket pricing at home is the same if you have a season card but if you think Southampton game is expensive for a one off ticket look at Liverpool match, seems like an exercise in maximising pricing gone mad! Almost £50 for an older teenager to sit in level 3 of the new South stand (& only £5 for the Palace match this week). Supply and demand I suppose but very erratic in my view.
Centurions
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To be fair I'd have thought Newcastle fans would pay more to watch Southampton then themselves.
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It would help if City were transparent about the categories for each home game, as most other clubs say in advance which games are A, B or C. Personally I think that's a shit system as we and the fans of other clubs are being penalised because we or they are more glamorous or successful. Charge one price but maybe offer a discount to members for the less attractive games.
But isn't that what we do?
The price is X for the biggest games (rags, arse, chelsea, pool?) and then we give certain discounts for other games, 15% for likes of Soton but 25% for likes of Norwich/Newcastle? (percentages I put out there are just an example)
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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But isn't that what we do?
The price is X for the biggest games (rags, arse, chelsea, pool?) and then we give certain discounts for other games, 15% for likes of Soton but 25% for likes of Norwich/Newcastle? (percentages I put out there are just an example)
Looks like it - £8 discount for the Canaries!
lancs blue
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Well those £58 Liverpool tickets went on general sale at 9am today and it's pretty much sold out now, I can't see them dropping those prices anytime soon.
LadislavMplmx
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can't get my head round why the Liverpool game is so expensive,apart from 2 seasons ago they've been pretty much a mid table team for some time,whats the big deal?